surprising
adj.使人惊讶的,出人意料的,惊人的; 惊人的,意外的; 奇怪的,不可思议的;
v.使惊奇,使诧异( surprise的现在分词); 意外发现[撞见],出其不意获得;
surprising 作定语时,意思是“令人吃惊的”“惊人的”,强调让人吃惊。如:
He reacted with surprising speed. 他以惊人的速度作出了反应。
That child shows a surprising understanding of adult behaviour. 那个孩子对成年人行为表现出惊人的理解。
I heard a gasp from the crowd when the speaker made the surprising announcement. 我听到发言人宣布这条令人吃惊的消息时,人群倒吸了一口气。
surprise
[英][səˈpraɪz][美][sərˈpraɪz] vt.使惊奇; 突袭; 意外发现; n.惊喜,惊奇; 意外的事; 第三人称单数:surprises过去分词:surprised现在进行时:surprising过去式:surprised
surprise 作定语时,意思是“突然的”“令人意外的”,强调让人意想不到。如:
The office gave the boss a surprise party. 办公室职员们为老板安排了一次惊喜聚会。
Then the prosecution wheeled in a surprise witness. 然后原告请出了一位意想不到的目击证人。
Naomi paid a surprise visit to her old school in London. 娜奥米实然访问了她在伦敦的母校。
My friend remembered my birthday by giving me a surprise party. 为庆祝生日,我朋友为我举办了意想不到的生日晚会。
Little did the class realize the teacher planned a surprise test. 全班同学丝毫没有意识到老师安排了一场突袭测试。